The Nature of the Judicial Process¶
Cardozo, B. N. (1921). The Nature of the Judicial Process. Yale University Press.
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- A decision-making architecture in which each decision generates a reusable decision record, accumulated decisions form a precedent corpus, and subsequent decisions are constrained and informed by that corpus, an architecture Cardozo (1921) describes from the inside as the slow accretion by which judicial decisions become law.
This sourceClassic insider account of common-law decision-making: describes how each judicial decision generates a reusable record that, accumulated through case reporting, becomes a constraining corpus for subsequent decision-makers.
- A decision-making architecture in which each decision generates a reusable decision record, accumulated decisions form a precedent corpus, and subsequent decisions are constrained and informed by that corpus, an architecture Cardozo (1921) describes from the inside as the slow accretion by which judicial decisions become law.
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